Minor Injuries Snowball In Spring Training Camps
Spring camps report rising casualty lists across 20 major league teams. Milt Pappas of the Orioles and Chris Cannizzaro of the Mets head injured players, with Pappas knee inflammation and Cannizzaro a broken finger. Several Sox, Senators, and Pirates also list musculoskeletal strains and sprains. Dodgers and Cardinals report encouraging tests from Koufax and Musial while other clubs sign players and signings shift as camps proceed.
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Milt Pappas
Baltimore Orioles
Chris Cannizzaro
New York Mets
Pappas
Orioles
Miami
Cannizzaro
Mets
St. Petersburg
Fla
Chicago White Sox
Dave Nicholson
Deacon Jones
Floyd Robinson
Roy Faca
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harvey Haddix
Washington Senators
John Schaive
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Koufax
Musial
Johnny Callison
Don Demeter
Philadelphia Phillies
Lee Mays
Mack Jones
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Luis Arroyo
San Francisco Giants
Bob Bolin
Army
Matty Alou
Diego Segui
Kansas City Athletics
Manny Jimenez
National League
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals Explain 1968 Trades Led by Devine
In an interview with Harry Grayson, St Louis General Manager Bing Devine defends 1968 moves that brought Dick Groat and George Altman for pitching losses. He highlights eight regulars with a .297 team average, notes Groat and Altman as catalysts, and outlines pitching changes including Ron Taylor and Diomedes Olivo.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Grayson
Cardinals
Bing Devine
David Harum
Shortstop
St. Louis
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh
Groat
Cubs
George Altman
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Julio Gotay
Jimmy Schaffer
Jackson
McDaniel
Diomedes Olivo
Pirates
Cleveland
Ron Taylor
Fred Whitfield
Bill White
Curt Flood
White
Altman
Ken Boyer
Stan Musial
Gene Oliver
Julian Javier
Boyer
Musial
Javier
Flood
Charley James
Oliver
Dodgers
Giants
Tim McCarver
Atlanta
Carl Sawatski
Bob Gibson
Ernie Broglio
Ray Washburn
Curt Simmons
Ray Sadecki
Ed Bauta
Olivo
Bob Duliba
Sadecki
Artists Lead By Two In Business Men's League
Beckley Art leads the Tuesday Business Men's League with two straight wins as Charles Davis and Howard both roll high games. Several teams post high series including 505 and 501 by Bill Abraham and Bill Sisk for Coal City Super Market, while Larry Trump leads in the night with 224 558.
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Beckley Art
Hewell Tobacco
Charles Davis
Howard
Frank Serge
Crown Cleaners
Hewell
West Virginia Turnpike
Jim Mcweight
Jim Lemon
Coal City
Beckley Glass Co
Bill Abraham
Bill Sisk
Bakers
John Smith
Keyser-Bryant
Shady Spring Super Market
Acme Super Market
Charles Lane
Harold Williams
Undertakers
Winding Gulf Mixed League
Electronics
Bill Venters
Warehouse
Bowl Wick
Walton Cook
Riffe Branch
Sophia Electric
Electricians
Joe Pack
Jim Gilchrest
Beckley Tigers
MacAlpin
Bill Nace
Tigers
Junior Johnson
William Coughtin
Industry
Les Femmes
Mixers
Virginia Cooper
Marietta Roberts
Rose Martina
Cobras
Betty White
Cliffe Sarandon
Jewell Wright
Mary Bell Hale
W. T. Grant
Lowe Brothers Electric
Juanita Parnell
Becky Reed
The
Beauticians
Juanita Greer
Lowe Brothers
Hel- Beckley National Bank
Sue Sisk
Jimmies H. & F
Beckley Manufacturing
Shirley Bailey
Virginia Clayton
Helen McVey
Macie Profitt
Saratoga Lanes Falls From ABC Tournament Lead
Saratoga Lanes of Maplewood Mo. lost the regular division lead as Pagnotti Coal Co. of Old Forge Pa. moved to first with a 3,111 total led by Robert Bavitz 685 and Stanley Williams 649. Corino's Market of Scotia N Y rose to third with 3,011 while Bardahl of Buffalo started strong in classic action.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Saratoga Lanes
Maplewood
Pagnotti Coal Co
Old Forge
American Bowling Congress
Robert Bavitz
Stanley Williams
Scranton
Corino
Scotia
George Sorella
Bardahl
Bardahl Pinmen
Edward Chariton
Springfield
Til
Chariton
Bill Palovich
Byram
Conn
Ron Hatem
Lawrence
Mass
George Bullick
Joseph Selego
Ostrex Tonic Tablets touted for pep and youth
Advertisement claims Ostrex Tonic Tablets boost energy and reduce rundown fatigue mislabeling age. It promotes an 8 day course to feel younger with a small cost and lists all druggists as sellers.
Argentine champion Galvez killed in Olavarria race crash
Juan Galvez, 46, a three time winner of the grand national prize and Argentine champion, died after his car slid into a small bridge on the third lap of the Olavarria auto race. He was airlifted to the city hospital but succumbed to injuries.
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Olavarria
Argentina
UPD
Juan Galvez
Clemson Linebacker Thorland Signed by Rough Riders
Oscar Thorsland from Clemson College, a 6-4 220 pound New York City native, signs with the Rough Riders of Canada's Eastern Football Conference in Ottawa.
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Clemson
Ottawa
UPI
Rough Riders
Canada
Oscar Thorsland
Clemson College
Thorsland
New York City
Plymouths new warranty boosts resale value
The warranty transfers to a new owner if the car has been serviced at reasonable intervals per the Plymouth Valiant Certified Car Care schedules. The transfer could significantly raise the resale value of the vehicle.
Raleigh County Junior High Tourney semifinals set
Stoco faces Glen White and Shady Spring meets Trap Hill tonight at Sophia for Raleigh County tourney semifinals. Stoco beat Marsh Fork 46 22 with Ron Spencer leading 16 points and Ernest Dunford nine. Trap Hill won 28 25 over Sophia as Carlos Privett topped the scoring with 15 and Bobby Trump added 10.
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Stoco
Glen White
Shady Spring
Trap Hill
Sophia
Marsh Fork
Shady
Stoce
Papooses
Ron Spencer
Ernest Dunford
Wildkittens
Carlos Privett
Bobby Trump
West Virginia Class Double-A Region 2 Section 4 Games
Farmington defeated Morgantown University 67 to 52 while Clay-Battelle beat Masontown 80 to 76 in overtime in the United Press International coverage of West Virginia high school basketball results.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Farmington
Morgantown University
Clay-Battelle
Masontown
College Basketball Scores Summary
Slippery Rock defeated Mansfield 74 73 while Duquesne edged Bradley 75 74 Niagara beat Buffalo 79 68 Centenary overwhelmed N W St La 110 74 Huntington topped Troy St 78 66 Jacksonville U beat Valdosta St 62 Stetson edged Georgia Southern 67 61 Purdue narrowly beat Michigan St 94 93 Indiana defeated Michigan 104 96 Illinois over Northwestern 79 73 Wisconsin beat Iowa 75 69 Kansas St tops Iowa St 78 71 Ohio St wins 85 65 Minnesota over Wisconsin 65 Southwest Arizona St Tempe 58 beat Arizona 53 Colorado over Nebraska 80 51.
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Centenary
N.W. St
Huntington
Troy
Southern comeback on the basketball court as Colvard courts change
The piece lauds Mississippi State College president Dr. D W Colvard for allowing the Bulldogs to compete in the NCAA tournament, despite past segregationist refusals. It frames the move as a rare moment of progress, amid mixed reactions from state leaders and supporters praising courage and intelligence. West Virginians express pride in racial integration on the court.
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Mississippi State College
D. W. Colvard
State
Loyola
Russell Fox
Fox
Mississippi
Billy Mitts
Colvard
North Carolina
Babe McCarthy
Ross Barnett
Paul Johnson
Jackson
South
America
Ohio State and Kansas State Go For Broke In Final Quarters
Ohio State and Kansas State push for NCAA tournament berths as Illinois also fights for a bid. Bradds scores 25 for Ohio State in an 85-65 win over Minnesota, while Kansas State holds off Iowa State 78-71 to stay in title contention. Illinois beats Northwestern 79-73 as Downey and Small lead the Illini.
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Gary Kale Upi
Ohio State
Kansas State
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Iowa State
Illinois
Indiana
Buckeye
Illini
Northwestern
Iowa
Colorado
Buffaloes
Nebraska
Buckeyes
Willie Murrell
Dave Downey
Bill Small
Ilinois
Eriksen Sets 3000 Meter Speed Skating Record
Norway’s Ivar Eriksen shattered the 3000 meter mark with a 4 minute 38 second skate. He recently returned from the world championships in Karuizawa Japan.
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Oslo
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